global market
World trade network
The global market is the worldwide system of trade and exchange across national boundaries.
It encompasses international commerce in goods, services, and capital: Companies now compete in a global market.
The term often appears in discussions of economic interconnection—how events in one country ripple through economies elsewhere.
A product designed for the global market aims to appeal across cultures and regions.
- supply chainProduct delivery infrastructure
- container shipVessel carrying standardized freight boxes
- capitalismPrivate profit-based economy
- headquartersCentral command location
- economySystem of trade and production
shipping · made in China · cheap labor · exporters · currency exchange · economic integration · geopolitical tensions · free trade · World Trade Organization · level playing field · trade war · multinational corporations · inflation · bottom line · outsourcing · race to the bottom · labor migration · resource scarcity
- sugar traderaw sugar, refined sugar, white sugar, brown sugar, cane sugar
- marketsbazaar, souk, vendors, food stalls, Grand Bazaar
- mininggold, mines, gold mines, mine, coal
- systemsecosystems, nervous system, computer system, immune system, circulatory system
- tradetrade balance, free trade, trade barriers, customs, trade deficit
- tuna fishingalbacore, bigeye, bluefin, bluefin tuna, skipjack
global marketlocal market
Nearby retail establishment
domestic market · regional market · neighborhood market · national market · village market
global marketautarky
Complete economic independence
protectionism · economic nationalism · self-sufficiency · trade barriers · import substitution
global marketsubsistence economy
System without market surplus
command economy · planned economy · barter system · gift economy · autarky
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